Today's episode is part 2 of last weeks Goat Peal Trail episode with our guest John, near the summit of Goat Peak, off Highway 410 in Washington State

On this episode we clocked in at about 6 miles roundtrip and around 3,200 ft of elevation gain.  At the summit you are rewarded with a 360 view of the William O. Douglas Wilderness and beyond. On a clear day you can see the Goat Rocks, Fife’s Peak, the Stuart Range, and an impressive view of Mt. Rainier.

Full disclosure, I forgot a crucial piece for the recording equipment on this hike, the SD card. Luckily we were able to use our phone’s recording apps to record the episode. Which might be a great alternative to minimize the weight I’m packing up on difficult trails. I had a great conversion with my guest, recording for nearly 45 minutes at our amazing viewpoint. To keep with the short-form format, we ended up splitting our conversion with our guest into two parts. With part 1 released last week.

For more information on the 1910 Wellington Avalanche Disaster in Washington, check out the link below:
Terror in the Cascades

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This episode's music was created by Ketsa, follow him on Instagram @Ketsamusic